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James freeman. Much made of the inversion of the yield curve between twoyear yield on the treasury and the 10year, but what do you make of the markets right now . Well, we had really a trifecta, the poor numbers out of china with Industrial Production worst numbers in 17 years. We had a poor number for germany, gdp negative, second time in four quarters, fourth largest economy, the Worlds Largest economy in europe, of course, the inversion of the 2s to 10s that weve all been waiting on. We have seen other parts invert. This is the one recognized being symbolic for, predictor of possible recess...

Country seems to be fueling some kind of negative sentiment worldwide. Tom i agreed to start there for the western world. Its not just about china. There disinflation, we dont need a bunch of charts this early in the morning but the vector of deflation and disinflation in china from the beginning of covid and they did covid differently than we did but im sorry, its disinflationary and get you down to a run rate of a positive 1 even with the present deflation and thats not good enough. Jonathan at the same time, the western developed markets are finding inflation and we had deflation in china a...

Watching this morning. Crude oil prices falling. This is all coming as traders question reports that opec might meet for the meeting in june. Some people questioning those sources but its been something the oil market has been watching closely. In other global news positive developments on the on going greek saga. Athens sending economic reform plans to the euro zone overnight. The proposals include measures to crack down on tax evasion and corruption. And back here a packed agenda of economic and corporate news. Well be getting the the home price index. February Consumer Confidence and the ri...

The market has seen the largest peak-to-trough earnings growth decline since the 2008 recession, Wells Fargo's Darrell Cronk said.

The market has seen the largest peak-to-trough earnings growth decline since the 2008 recession, Wells Fargo's Darrell Cronk said.